Kumoya will serve elevated sashimi, specialized nigiri, sushi rolls, handmade dumplings and noodles. (via thknwco)
Denver restaurateur Juan Padro is getting ready to open a new restaurant in the former Tony P’s spot at 2400 W. 32nd Ave. in LoHi this year.Tony Pasquini told BusinessDen in January that he’s moving his pizzeria after 15 years on the same corner into a smaller space more suited for takeout, just two blocks south at 3000 Zuni St.
Padro and chef Corey Baker plan to open a Japanese restaurant called Kumoya, which means “cloud shop,” by the end of the year. “Opening a restaurant and leaving it in someone else’s hands feels like dropping your kids off at daycare forever,” Baker said. “I’ve been doing restaurant consulting for the past two years, but I want to put my roots down more permanently.”
“This guy is as good as it gets, and we’ve been wanting to do something for a long time,” Padro said. “The core of who we are is our creatives, and the core of what we do is put them in a position to be successful, which makes us different from a traditional restaurant group. But it allows us to keep putting out concepts that are unique and challenge norms.”
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